Colonial Crafts of CT
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    • Home
    • About Us
    • Spoon Bowl 2025 Event
    • Reoccurring Events
    • 17th Century Joinery
    • Gallery
    • Contact
    • Spoon Bowl 2024 Event
    • Educational Resources
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Spoon Bowl 2025 Event
  • Reoccurring Events
  • 17th Century Joinery
  • Gallery
  • Contact
  • Spoon Bowl 2024 Event
  • Educational Resources

Second Annual Spoon Bowl 2025

Bringing people together for a weekend of sharing and learning about how to make hand crafted items for natural resources.  Spoon Carving, Bowl Carving, Basket Weaving and more...REGISTRATION BELOW THE AGENDA

REGISTER to Join us Oct 4 and 5, 2025

REGISTER HERE

Register here or send an email to: Colonialcraftsofct@gmail.com!

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All workshop instruction is Free, however, charges apply above for supplies for Spoon and Bowl Blanks, Knife Sheath and Basket Making.  Donations are gratefully accepted to offset the cost of insurance, food and other supplies. 

Colonial Crafts of CT

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About your Hosts

Rick Liegl

Anne Marie Elder

Anne Marie Elder

Rick is a life-long wood worker having started with the Boy Scouts.  He carves spoons and bowls and is becoming a master at 17th century decorative carving in the style of Peter Follansbee. He is a frequent teacher at the Eric Sloane Museum.

Anne Marie Elder

Anne Marie Elder

Anne Marie Elder

Anne Marie is an avid spoon and bowl carver and has picked up 17th century decorative carving from Rick.  She is also a leather worker and tries her hand at other pre-industrial crafts such as basket making.  She is a member of the Granby Artists Association.

Robert Ferris

Anne Marie Elder

Robert Ferris

Robert Ferris is longtime wood worker and spoon and bowl carver.  He gets creative making cutting boards with his wife, Mary.  Robert is an expert tool sharpener.  You can also find him making other crafts such as willow wreaths and the occasional basket.  

2024 Spoon Bowl Event Photos

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